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Freedom of mind is the real freedom. A person whose mind is not free though he may not be in chains, is a slave, not a free man. Freedom of mind is the proof of one's existence.
B. R. Ambedkar
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Serbians stormed a TV studio and confronted its editor-in-chief after a student-led protest movement swept into power during national elections.
A regional public broadcaster also apologised for years of one-sided reporting, raising hopes for a new era in the country’s media.
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Nearly 70% of Serbians voted Sunday, their highest turnout in decades. And the students who refused to surrender their country won. I hope every American who feels powerless hears about this. Those people were told change was impossible, too.
#BlueWaveIn7Days
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Serbia’s public broadcaster has apologized twice in the last 35 years for spreading regime propaganda: first for the Milošević propaganda that fuelled the wars of aggression in Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, and now for serving as a mouthpiece of the Vučić regime.
📺 “We reported events one-sidedly for years”: Serbian TV apologizes to viewers after Vučić's party loses the election
Radio Television of Vojvodina (RTV) opened its news broadcast with footage of celebrations following the Student List's election victory — scenes it had failed to show the previous evening.
“For years, we failed to fulfill our duty. We kept silent, turned a blind eye, reported events one-sidedly, and failed to ask the necessary questions. For that, we owe our viewers an apology,” news anchor Goran Eror said.
Following the controversy, RTV's acting editor-in-chief Nenad Čačić resigned.
A similar incident occurred in Hungary, where state television also apologized to viewers after Viktor Orbán's election defeat.
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📺 “We reported events one-sidedly for years”: Serbian TV apologizes to viewers after Vučić's party loses the election
Radio Television of Vojvodina (RTV) opened its news broadcast with footage of celebrations following the Student List's election victory — scenes it had failed to show the previous evening.
“For years, we failed to fulfill our duty. We kept silent, turned a blind eye, reported events one-sidedly, and failed to ask the necessary questions. For that, we owe our viewers an apology,” news anchor Goran Eror said.
Following the controversy, RTV's acting editor-in-chief Nenad Čačić resigned.
A similar incident occurred in Hungary, where state television also apologized to viewers after Viktor Orbán's election defeat.
🎉🎉 Serbia celebrates Vučić's defeat all night — now he's warning the country about sanctions against Russia
After 14 years of Aleksandar Vučić's political dominance, his bloc has lost the snap parliamentary elections. The opposition Student List, which emerged from mass anti-government protests, has claimed victory.
According to preliminary figures from Ipsos and CeSID, the students secured around 53% of the vote, while Vučić's coalition received approximately 39%.
The former president acknowledged defeat. He estimated that the winners could secure 135–140 seats in Serbia's 250-member parliament.
But he couldn't resist issuing a warning about Russia. Vučić claimed the new government could impose sanctions on Moscow as early as March or April.
Meanwhile, Belgrade and other Serbian cities celebrated the student movement's victory throughout the night, with car horns, singing, and crowds cheering in the streets.
Final election results are still pending.
The weather featurs dense, low hanging dark cloud bands, overcast slate grey skies, and intermittent rains as the Cyclone approaches the Andhra Pradesh coast
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Congratulations to Lula on his extraordinary reelection victory in the Brazilian presidential election.
Lula has stood up for Brazilian workers & democracy — and will continue to do so in the next four years.
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🚨URGENTE: Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva está eleito 40º presidente da República Federativa do Brasil. Lula vai assumir o 4º mandato no dia 5 de janeiro de 2027.
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What’s actually going on in Ukraine is that there is a massive incentive difference between the elites and the people.
The former have grown very rich off the hundreds of billions flowing to Ukraine, while the latter’s children are conscripted to die in trenches.
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Living in Indian cities is a universally crap experience: pollution, noise, traffic, water logging in monsoons, zero walkability, arbitrary road obstructions and palpable lack of civic sense. There is literally no Indian city that doesnt suffer from almost all of these
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Que este maravilloso edificio haya sido quemado y destruido por vándalos, me produce un dolor indescriptible.
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The Limoges Town Hall survived two world wars and stood as a symbol of French history.
Now it will be remembered as a symbol of the country’s downfall.
This is so incredibly tragic.
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This painting hung on the ceiling of the Hotel de Ville de Limoges that burned down yesterday
The status of this priceless cultural treasure is now unknown
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For 143 years, the Hôtel de Ville stood at the heart of Limoges, France. It survived two world wars. On October 17, 2026, it was devastated by fire during civil unrest.
Built in 1883, its sculpted façade, mosaics, and clock tower expressed the pride of a city in its history and craftsmanship.
The people who built it are long gone. So are the generations who maintained it.
Those who destroyed it needed only a few hours.
Every generation inherits things it could never recreate alone.
What we choose to protect reveals how much we value those who came before us, and those who will come after.
ALT By Benjamin Smith - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0
ALT Pediment. By Benjamin Smith - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0.
ALT Bell Tower. By Benjamin Smith - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0
ALT The Hôtel de Ville burning down on 17 October 2026. By Wydiwye - Own work, CC0,
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This is the interior of the town hall that was burned down in France this weekend by migrants
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Jack Weis has applied to more than 2,300 jobs since he graduated from Princeton in 2024 with his Ph.D. in chemical engineering. He still doesn’t have a job. on.wsj.com/4sfxSLc
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Aucune place pour la violence dans notre République.
Ceux qui ont cassé, attaqué les préfectures comme les commerces, pillé jusqu’à nos mairies, seront poursuivis et punis.
Aux forces de l’ordre, garantes du droit à manifester, je dis le soutien de la Nation.
Nous ferons tous bloc face aux semeurs de chaos, qui ne cherchent qu’à abattre nos institutions et empêchent ceux qui expriment pacifiquement leurs revendications de le faire.
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Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in Belgium, France, Italy and Portugal to protest rising living costs, low wages and housing shortages, putting pressure on governments across the European Union.
🔗 aje.news/cdsep1
